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Yesterday and Today Combined

Yesterday and Today Combined

Normally, I would be writing this blog entry for my DeathBringers scriptwriting project instead of my Water Wars scriptwriting project. Sometimes, I combine both the Water Wars and DeathBringers projects. I’m not going to do that with this blog entry. After all, I don’t have too much to write about regarding my DeathBringers scriptwriting project.

Sometimes, I will combine these two projects, but usually, I wait until Saturday afternoon to write about my Water Wars scriptwriting project. After all, I’m returning to work and this project early Saturday evening at six PM WDC time to early Sunday morning at six AM WDC time. This is one of those times when I write my blog entry on this project.

I didn’t get as many sentences written for my Water Wars scriptwriting project as I won’t to get written yesterday evening and earlier this morning, but I did get a little bit more written yesterday and today than I did Saturday evening and early Sunday morning.

It was only twenty-five more sentences yesterday evening and early this morning, aka one extra Act, but it was more written. That’s what counts. Instead of one hundred and seventy-eight sentences that I wrote on Saturday evening and early Sunday morning, I got two hundred and three written.

What does that mean for this project? It means that I finished Episode Two, ‘Not Hiding in Darkness,’ and I started working on Episode Three, ‘Floating Weapons.’ I only had fifty sentences to write for the Scene Outline before I finished writing that episode. After I finished writing those sentences, I started on Episode Three.

I started Episode Three as usual with the thirty-six sentences for my Act Breakdown. After I finished writing my Act Breakdown, I started writing the forty-two sentences for my Story Outline. When I finished writing my Story Outline sentences, I started working on my Scene Outline. Unfortunately, I only got seventy-five sentences written for it.

Aka, the first half of this Scene Outline and episode. I still have seventy-five sentences to write before I get this episode written. I shouldn’t have any problems getting that many sentences written next Saturday evening, starting at six PM WDC time, to early Sunday morning at six AM WDC time.

It also means that I should be able to get these sentences finished next weekend during my two twelve-hour shifts at work. After all, after I finish writing Episode Three, I only have Episode Four, ‘Probable Death,’ left to write. I should get those sentences written next weekend.